2015 Summit - Program at a glance

Program At A Glance

*Highlighted programs may be viewed online. The fee is $20 and includes access to all highlighted sessions.

Pre-Summit 19th Sept	Day 1 20th Sept	Day 2 21st Sept	Day 3 22nd Sept
Preparing the Ground Elders and Youth Circles	Indigenous Knowledge & Resilience	Holistic Approaches to Learning	Social-ecological Resilience & Innovation
10.00am - 12.30pm Colonial Reality Tour Open to all Elders day on the land	9am Opening Ceremony and Welcome	9am Ceremony and Holistic Learning	9am Ceremony and Social Innovation
	9.40am The Radical Human Ecology of Resilience 10.00am Unpacking the Challenges - Stirring the Potential Dr Jeannette Armstrong; Dr Lalita Bharadwaj	9.30am WSANEC Elders Land base learning – visit to TIXEN Traditional food preparation, stories of the land and traditional plants, shamanic drumming and healing of the land.	9.30am Innovation for Resilient Futures: Where Social Innovation is at and Where it Needs to Go.
	10.45 - 11.15am Break		10.45 - 11.15am Break
Youth Dialogue Circles	11.15am – 12.30pm Toku Reo Ngai Te Rangi, Toku Mapihi Maurea, Keynote. Talk	continued	11.15-12.30pm Innovations of Indigenous and Inter-peoples Resilience – Some examples
	12.30 - 1.45pm Networking Lunch	12.30 - 1.30pm Revitalization of traditional reef net fishing methodologies, lunch time keynote.	12.30 - 1.30pm Networking Lunch
	1.45 - 3.15pm Intergenerational Resilience: Youth Elders Panel	1.45 – 3.15pm Concurrent paper and workshop sessions	1.30pm Principles of Tsawalk: An Indigeneous Approach to a Global Crisis. Keynote Talk.
	3.15 – 3.45pm Break	3.15 – 3.45pm Break	3.15 – 3.45pm Break
6.30 - 8.00 pm The Whole of Human Relations: Welcome Reception and opening of arts-based contributions, Tsawout Nation Community Gym	3.35 – 4.45pm Network Protocol and Ethical framings: Dialogue Groups	3.45 – 4.45pm Network Protocol and Ethical framings: Dialogue Groups	3.45 - 5.00pm Making a Collective Impact: Concluding Reflections: Closing Ceremony
	5pm - 6pm Concurrent paper and workshop sessions	4.45pm Summary and wrap up
	7.00 - 8.30pm Line in the Sand - Line in the Sand – a documentary film showing & talk Open to the public	6.30pm Summit Banquet and Public Event: Changing Cultures - Changing Climates: Instituionalizing Indigenous practices of Resilience for our Common Futures.

* Highlighted programs may be viewed online for a fee of $20

Three artistic representations of Indigenous and Intercultural resilience will be part of this summit: 1) Child Taken Arts Partnership Project, Saskatoon Tribal Council and University of Saskatchewan; 2) curation of local and International Indigenous Art, Mosquoy Foundation; and 3) Common Ground: Maori and Celtic understandings of land and community; Mairi Gunn, Auckland University of Technology and 4) a response to the Summit’s themes from the University of Southern Queensland.